Patna, July 17 -- Former Indian Ambassador to Canada, Sanjay Verma on Friday defended India's position on the Hardeep Singh Nijjar case, asserting that the allegations linking India to the killing were "baseless" and unsupported by evidence, while maintaining that New Delhi has consistently warned Canada about Khalistani extremist activities.

Speaking to ANI, Verma said the accusations made against India had no legal basis and that New Delhi had remained firm in rejecting them from the outset.

"Whatever allegations were levelled were grave, but there was no proof or fact behind those allegations. There was nothing that could be called 'credible evidence' in legal terms, and India stood firm on its stance. Even when the allegation was fi...